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Mar 18, 2024 | 
lexology.com | Sally Spicer
I am UK resident but non-UK domiciled (“RND”) and have been in the UK for longer than ten years. Should I stay or should I go? Income and capital gainsRNDs who have been resident in the UK longer than four tax years as at 6 April 2025 (“affected RNDs“) will not qualify for the proposed new four-year exemption regime (“four-year FIG regime“) for foreign income and gains (“FIGs“). This means they will be exposed to UK tax on their FIGs as they arise, subject to transitional rules.
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Feb 19, 2024 | 
futurewomen.com | Emily Brooks |Future Women |Kate Kachor |Sally Spicer
It was 1966 when the marriage bar was lifted. Before this monumental year, the law had ensured that any Australian woman who married promptly resigned from her job. Wifedom was a full-time role that prevented one from holding another position. Those women desperate to remain in the paid workforce were limited only to temporary work — the type of work that wouldn’t come with a promotion. The type of work that didn’t foster independence or self-actualisation.
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Jan 19, 2024 | 
futurewomen.com | Future Women |Kate Kachor |Sally Spicer |Eden Timbery
DITCH Our inner critic The challenge of self-doubt will no doubt be a fixture for many come the new year. Yet, a change in mindset and approach could start your year off with renewed vigour. While that may sound a tad melodramatic, let’s put it into practice. If you regularly approach a work task with negative expectations then you’re not giving yourself the best chance to succeed. Why not consider a positive or even neutral approach? Remember, you have a choice.
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Jan 18, 2024 | 
futurewomen.com | Future Women |Kate Kachor |Sally Spicer |Eden Timbery
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Dec 12, 2023 | 
futurewomen.com | Kate Kachor |Emily Brooks |Future Women |Sally Spicer
It was shortly before dawn one morning when a rugged up Lisa Leong stepped towards a large locked door and pressed the buzzer. Leong had braced the bitter cold and showering sleet to travel to Liberty Radio’s office on the outskirts of London. It was the year 2000 and she was there to ask a stranger a question she hoped would lead to more than a dry place to shelter.
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Nov 25, 2023 | 
honey.nine.com.au | Sally Spicer
Kylie Watson didn't always believe she was as good as she looked on paper. Despite an impressive CV and career as a talented project manager, she had been surprised – and a little dejected – by how difficult it was to find suitable roles. After spotting an advertisement on television, though, she registered for the FW Jobs Academy.
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Nov 12, 2023 | 
futurewomen.com | Matilda Boseley |Emily Brooks |Sally Spicer |Lauren Beckman
I’ll let you in on a little secret. If you pantomime as a productive person and commit hard enough to the bit, you just might end up being one. This isn’t always easy, but if, for example, I’m working from home, I try to wear work clothes, shoes and all. If I need to get things done in the morning, I sit at my desk rather than on the couch (although I don’t stay like this all day).
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Jul 12, 2023 | 
msn.com | Sally Spicer
When Anya* was younger, she was in a relationship with a man I'll call David*. They were friends first and eventually started dating, like something out of a friends-to-lovers romantic comedy. Once they were 'official', David's attitude towards her male friends changed. He became suspicious of every interaction Anya had with them, convinced they were only being nice to her because they wanted to sleep with her.
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Jul 11, 2023 | 
honey.nine.com.au | Sally Spicer
When Anya* was younger, she was in a relationship with a man I'll call David*. They were friends first and eventually started dating, like something out of a friends-to-lovers romantic comedy. Once they were 'official', David's attitude towards her male friends changed. He became suspicious of every interaction Anya had with them, convinced they were only being nice to her because they wanted to sleep with her.
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Jun 6, 2023 | 
honey.nine.com.au | Sally Spicer
At last year's Jobs and Skills Summit in Canberra, economist Dr Danielle Wood told the chosen 100 participants about a powerful possibility. She described an untapped reservoir of productivity potential; skilled employees who could fill the vacancies Australian employers solely need to fill. Dr Wood was not, as some may have expected, speaking about a boost in skilled migration but rather, women.
